TMS zl Module Release Notes ST.1.0.090213

Known Issues

Release ST.1.0.090213

• GRE (IP Tunnel, local and remote IP, selector IP and MASK)

• SCEP (SCEP server)

■ PR_0000012477 — When logging in as an operator in the Web browser interface, some

drop down selections are not disabled. This behavior does not allow an operator to perform

any management functions, but the drop down selections should be disabled to prevent the

impression that management operations can be performed.

For example:

Go to Maintenance > Update Software > Server Type drop down selection box.

Go to Authentication > RADIUS > Protocol drop down selection box.

■ PR_0000012250 — In environments where high connection rates and high connection

counts are in use, management interfaces can be slow or locked up. This will occur when

the administrator has not specified a Priority VLAN for management in their configuration. A

Priority VLAN ensures that the administrator will always have management access from the

specified VLAN.

■ PR_0000012607 — ICMP replay will generate a log entry even when the setting is disabled.

■ PR_0000012802 — When adding an NSSA or STUB area to the OSPF configuration, leading

zeros in the area ID are flagged as an error. For instance, 10.10.01.10 would not be accepted

but 10.10.1.10 would be accepted.

■ PR_0000012838 — Using SNMP, the values of system name, contact, and location via the

RFC 1213 system table cannot be changed.

■ PR_0000012937 — In a certain condition, when the TCP RST timeout value is set to zero

and IPS is enabled, the TMS zl Module will not forward a TCP RST packet from one peer to

another. If there is a TCP session established or half-established between client and server,

and the server sends an RST Packet to close the session, the TMS zl Module will mark the

session to be deleted. If IPS is enabled, the TMS zl Module will forward the RST packet to

IPS. After IPS finishes processing the packet, the TMS zl Module gets the RST packet. Since

TMS zl Module has already marked the session to be deleted and the RST timeout value is 0,

the RST packet is not forwarded to the peer and is dropped. The problem only happens for

RST packets. By setting the RST timeout value to something other than zero, this issue can

be avoided.

■ PR_0000013105 — When using the show vlans command in a CLI session established by

going through the switch interface, the VLAN information displayed is overlapped. For

example:

• MGMT VLAN has been added.

• DNS Server, default gateway and domain suffix have been added.